The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 03, 1924, Image 3

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Wr tgMKM t SOCBETY EVENTS ! OP INTEREST TO WOAEN Mrs. Larry B. Dillard, Society Editor. Telephone 154 +■ PRESBYTERIAN MEN ENJOY SOCIAL HOUR On Friday evening at the Mary Musffrove Tea Room the men of the First Presbyterian church gathered for a social hour. Prof. IL E. Stur geon, president of the men's organi sation, made a short talk and intro duced the speaker of the evening, Dr. J. E. Purcell. Dr. Purcell is a force ful and enthusiastic speaker and he has been appointed by the General Assembly as secretary of the Men’s Work. Dr. Purcell explained the "All Year Program for the Men of the Church, Based on the Presbyterian Progressive Program with Suggested Goals in Each Department." About thirty men were present and quite * delightful lunch was served. * Friendly dozens - - ENTERTAINED On Tuesday morning at the Mary Musgrove Tea Room Mrs. W. B. Ow ens was a delightful hostess to "The Friendly Dozen." A social hour was spent and a delightful salad course and iced tea was served to the guests of the morning, including: Mesdames R. Z. Wright, D. J. Woods, C. M. Robbins, J. F. Jacobs, Sr., W. J. Bailey, A. E. Spencer, J. A. Bai ley and Edgar Owens. — o MRS. WRIGHT " ENTERTAINS CLUB On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. R. Z. Wright entertained “The Friendly Dozen” club at the Mary Musgrove Tea Room. The occasion was quite enjoyable and an attractive salad course with iced tea was served. The guests of the afternoon were: Mes- dames D. J. Woods, C. M. Robbins, A. E. Spencer, C. M. Bailey, W. B. Ow ens, J. F. Jacobs, Sr., W. H. Shands, J. A. Bailey and Rebecca Shands. IN HONOR OF LAURENS FRIENDS On Saturday evening at the Mary Musgrove Tea Room quite an elabor- of candy were given the gueste in souvenirs. The guests present were: Janie little, Medora Browning, Mar garet Moorhead, Berm Glenn, Fran ces Bailey, Mary Ella Bailey, Copie McCrary, Elizabeth Milling, Milling, Lydia Wiggins, Mary H. lard, Mary Lon Gainey, Mamie Sue Adair, Sue Ella Denson, Emmie Adair, Mary C. Davis, Robert Mc- Lees, Elizabeth and Kathryn Blakely, Margaret Jones, Sara Copeland, Mary Workman, Ella Little McCrary, Lydie Leake, and Sadie Chandler. JOINT HOSTESSES FOR RECENT BRIBE „ On Friday afternoon Mrs. Frank Adair and Miss Annie B. Adair hon ored Mrs. Christopher Adair with quite a beautiful reception. To wel- -rj-eoma tha.. guests were Mrs. W. A- Galloway and Mrs. William Bailey Owens, and to introduce them to the receiving line were Mesdames Henry M. Young and George H. Ellis. The receiving line was composed of Mes dames Frank Adair, Christopher Adair, S. L. Lea man of Greenwood, Rutledge Adair of Columbia, Lewis Henderson of Blairs, Misses Annie B. Adair, Florence Rantin, and Myra Leaman of Greenwood. The bride wore ther wedding gown of heavy satin exquisitely embroidered in pearls and was a picture of rare live liness. Many handsome gowns were donned for this lovely occasion. Mrs. Ross Young of Laurens, in vited the guests to the dining room in which Mrs. Hubert Pitts and Mrs. Hugh Donnan received. From a love ly center table over which was sus pended a shower of sweet peas, Mrs. T. J. Blalock and Mrs. H. D. Rantin cut cream French hydrangies were usde for decorations. Angel cake, cream and mints were served by Misses Annie E. Hatton, tfannell Bla lock, Emmie Pitts and Grace Young. Miss Emmie Adair and Miss Helen Chalmers delighted the guests with CLAKY-AUSTIN Victrola selections, and Mrs. W. M. jjjjPIIALS McMillan and Mrs. L. D. McCrary . Punch Gogs* Lafayette Jol Br. Wavfjrli PivitA A# TiTll'&i.lH ^ rayne, oi mewpoi bride was married at aunt, Mrs. Hugh Workman, and her pastor, the Roy. Edward Long, offi ciated. ? tflH Just before the bride entered Miss Emmie Robertson sang "Because" and "Believe Me If AU Those Endearing Yottag Charms." Mrs. Edgar Stan ton, sitter of the bride, played the wedding march from Mendelssohn, and preceding the bride and groom, little Edgar Stanton entered carry- 1 ing the ring on a satin cushion. The bride was becomingly gowned in 4 handsome traveling dress of blue with canna trimmings with all acces sories to match. The ceremony was followed by a reception at which only the immediate families were present. A delightful salad course was served. The bride needs no introduction for she is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Johnson, and has always made Clinton her home. For the past two yoars Mias Johnson taught in the city schools and endeared herself to the hearts of many patrons. She is also n»~hoaer graduate of Coker College. Dr. Payne is a member of the staff of the Elizabeth Buxton Hospital of Nasgtort News, and is a joung physi cian of much note. Mr. and Mrs. L .W. Payne, of Bon Air, Va., parents of the groom, were out of town guests for the wedding. TWO LOVELY PARTIES FOR RECENT BRIDE Two delightful parties were given on Tuesday by Mesdames T. J. Bla lock, H. D. Rantin and H. M. Young in honor of Mrs. Christopher Adair. In the morning seventeen tables were arranged for rook and in the after noon thirteen tables. Mrs. Adair wore in the morning a smart sport suit of Roshnara crepe with white sport hat and shoes, and in the after noon a handsome blue gown of flat crepe with a becomingly leghorn hat with rose trimmings. Those receiv* ing were Mesdagnes T. J. Bialock, H. D. Rantin, H. M. Young, ChriSopher Adair, and Claude Body of Charles ton, and those assisting in entertain ing were Mesdames L. D. McCrary, Rutledge Adair, Misses Arva Henry, Doris Young, Annie B. Adair, Myra Leaman and Florence Rantin. Our entire stock of Spring and Summer Hats placed in three price groups for quick clearance: GROUP I GROUP 2 GROUP 3 $2.95 $3.95 $5.95 Women’s Bathing Suits Suits of the finest yarns in fancy styles in all the season’s high colors and every wanted color combina tion. Models show flare skirts and straight lines. Sizes 36 to 50. Prices $4.50 to $8,50 Children’s Suits .... $2.75 to $4.50 ^ | Very beautiful and impressive was j the cermony solemnizing the mar- ate course dinner was served to friends of Misses Jaunita Wilkes and ' a ^ so as sisted in entertaining Harriett Hughes of Laurens. The OT-! was hed by Misses Nancy Owens, ■ rjsge of M>1 . y clary ^ Mr casion was one of much beauty and jj*» Owens, Dons X»9P* »nd Louise (jBnlM AuU j n o£ chatksi0n Thur8 . pleasure. Pitts. About two hundred and fifty , av. u * .v. uuests called during the afternoon. ^ “ the h °"“ ol the MISS BELLE YOUNG WEDS MR FRED SCOTT BRIDGE CLUB Miss Jessie Belle Young and Hor- ^ ENTERTAINED bee Fred Scott surprised their friends On Thursday morning Mrs. J. F. Saturday evening, June 28, by their Jacobs, Sr., was a pleasant hostess bride’s parents. In the spacious htfme on Buford street the rites were per formed before an altar hung with ivy and banked with ferns. Silver canda- labra containing lighted tapers were placed over the altar and the piano. MISS COPELAND WEDS MR. DAVIS OF CHESTER Spartanburg, June 28.—A marriage of wide interest throughout both the Carolinas was that of Miss Lucy E. Copeland to Mr. D. P. Davis of Ches ter. The ceremony was performed Saturday afternoon at the home of the officiating minister, Dr. W. L. Ball .of this city. Miss Copeland is the third daughter Dillard, Pringle Copeland, Robinson, Wheeler and Gainey. marriage, which was solemnized at to the Bridge Club and several addi-, The rooms were decked with ferns the Baptist parsonage in Columbia,' tional friends. After several rounds rogea> Bweet peas and other summei ! by the Rev. J. Deane Crain. of bridge the hostess, assisted by' flowerB . Preceding the ceremony Miss Young is the attractive daugh- Miss Clara Duckett,. Miss Lila Dil- j MiBB BeUe Pettit sang “Because” and ter of Mr. and Mrs. JT. H. M. Young,! lard, Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Jr., and Mrs. | Dawning.^’ Miss Pettit wori a of this city. Mr. Scott, formerly of .William Jacobs, sefved’a delectable! gown of p^h taffeta and a corsage Atlanta, Ga., is now connected with salad course and iced tea. Punch' of roaeB and lilieg of the valley Migg Jacobs & Company. | was served throughout the games.' F i ora Pettitf at the pian0| played the Mr. and Mrs. Scott will make their Those enjoying the morning, vrere: redding chorus from “Lohengrin," home in CUnton. Mesdames C. M. Bailey, W. J. Bailey,! and during the ceremony played Mc- CUir Rayv W. B. Gwens, W^ J. Bai-1 DowelPs^-Tp * Wild Rose/’ The bride ley, John Little, W. D. Copeland, entered with the maid of honor, her Barnie Parrott, Reese V oung, Wil- B j 8 ter, Miss Grace Clary. The bride _j C ° ^ J^obs, Jr., L. B. waa ] 0 vely in a going-away gown of blue with tan accessories and carry ing a shower of bride's roses and valley lilies. The maid of honor wore a frock of flesh georgette and a cor sage of roses and valley lilies. They 1 were met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Mr. W. W. Harris, editor of The Clinton Chronicle. Dr. Cecil V. Cook officiated at the beautiful ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Mr. B. G. Clary. Mrs. Clary wore a gown of midnight blue crepe and a corsage of sweet peas. Miss Flora Pettit, at tired in a peach georgette, played Mendelssohn’s Wedding March. After the ceremony a lovely recept ion was given the guests—a limited MISSES TRIBBLE ENTERTAIN On Wednesday afternoon Miss Eli- zabeth ^- Tribble ^ and Miss Nannie of Mr. and Mr*s. J. Frank Copeland T I i . b ! > l!- e ! l u! r ^ in ^ jf * <k " of Clinton, and is very pleasantly known .here, having made her home in Spartanburg for several years. She is a woman of rare talent and her attractive traits and charming per- , __ ..... sonality have won wide admiration The guests mcluded: M.aaea for her not only in Spartanbur* hot Coieman.y.rynn,. Benjamin, lightful manner the Y. P. C. U. of the A. R. P. church in honor of Mr. Blacksburg. The evening was spent with progressive games and the hos tesses served delightful cream and in various Southern cities where she had held responsible positions. Mr. Davis is a prominent lumber man of Chester. Mr*' and Mrs. Davis left by motor for a ten days’ stay in the mountains of North Carolina after which they will be at home to their many friends at 127 Lancaster street, Chester, S. C. • 7 ' ’ IN HONOR OF WOODRUFF VISITORS Misa Annie Bond delightfully en tertained in honor of Misses Beatrice and Mary Dell Rowland of Wood ruff. During the afternoon progress ive rook eras enjoyed by all, and Misa Martha Blakely received the prize for highett score. Four tables were ar ranged for rook. The color scheme of green and gold waa used quite af fectively. After many exciting games ic cream wa* rawed. ’*■'1 o — CELEBRATES ^ BIRTHDAY ~ . ' : On [Monday afternoon Utile Miss Sara qEee Wright delightfully enter- _ r little friends in celebra tion and cake was served and priad \ Alva Wilson, Ella Belle Wilson, Kathryn Blakely, Beth Blakely, Mar tha Blakely, Martha Reid and Mary Todd, Julia Patrick, ,Onie Blakely, 1 number of close friends and relatives. Lois Quinn, Mrs. W. B. Tribble; Rob ert Jeans, Billy Adair, Billy Blakely, and Brice Quinn. * FRIENDS GIVE FAREWELL PARTY On Friday afternoon Mrs. Virginia Neville and Mias Virginia Neville were quite pleasantly surprised when the members of their respective cir cle* of the Woman’s Auxiliary paid them an unexpected call. The call proved though not to be aU of the pleasure, for presently came two lit tle grandchildren of Mrs. NeviUe, carrying heavily laden baskets of gifts and notes. The notes axe to be opened on the steamer and the gifts to be happy reminders of friends who wish for them a happy year, to be spent in China as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lancaster. o A**- JOHNSON-PAYNB WEDDING A quiet and impressive ceremony InteilMt Eii sdemaised on MM Mrs. J. B. Pettit and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead, of Clinton, cut cake and cream. Assisting in serving were - Misses Mary Louise McSwain, Es telle Pettit, Belle Pettit, Jenelle Dan iel, and Grace Clary. Mr. and Mrs. Austin left imme diately on a wedding trip to Wash ington and other points in the East. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. F. C. Pinson, Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Austin, Miss Louise Austin, Mrs. W. A. Moorhead, Mrs. George Young, Mrs. Hugh Simpson, Mr. W. W. Har ris, and Miss Jeanette Crawford, all of Clinton; Miss Myra Leaman, of Greenwood; Miss Olive Tuck, of Spar tanburg; Mrs. K. K. Belue, of Black- burg, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Austin, of Greenville. The bride is one of Gaffney’s love liest girls and is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Clary. Since her graduation from Limestone Col lage she has been a teacher at Clin ton. Mr. Austin holds a responsible position aa assistant registrar of the Charleston - Modttnl * The Gaffney Ledger. Harriett Hubbard Ayers v'' . , —^ — Toilet Preparations — USED BY WOMEN* WHO KNOW % Luxuria Cold Cream, jar 75c Vanishing (Finishing) Cream 75c Skin and Tissue Builder 75c, $1.50 Rouge, all shades 40c t Rouge, liquid : 35c. 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